Ah, OK, so the problem seems to be one UUID identification. OK, so this could be a blkid problem --- or the filesystem could just be corrupted enough that the UUID isn't identifying. We need to see the output of "sudo /sbin/blkid", and "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid", please.
Ah, OK, so the problem seems to be one UUID identification. OK, so this could be a blkid problem --- or the filesystem could just be corrupted enough that the UUID isn't identifying. We need to see the output of "sudo /sbin/blkid", and "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid", please.